Happening now the United States Supreme Court delivers a huge blow to

affirmative action ruling that race cannot be a specific basis for college admissions in this country.

The Education Secretary Miguel Cardona joins us live this hour to discuss what this means for higher learning in America.

Also tonight, breaking news out of Moscow.

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of the Wagner mercenary group behind the rebellion.

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Mass shooter is found not guilty on all counts. Scott Peterson breaking down in

tears as the verdict was read.

Welcome to our viewers here in the United States and around the world.

I'm Wolf Plitzer, you're in the situation room. Let's get right to our top story the United States Supreme Court ruling that gutted a United States Supreme Court ruling gutting affirmative action in college

admissions. The conservative majority once again upending precedent and prompting a fiery

dissent by liberal justices on the court.

CNN Senior Supreme Court analyst Joan Biscupic is joining us right now, Joan.

How did the conservative majority reach this decision and what are the real world impacts of it?

Well, I'll tell you, Wolf, in the courtroom, it was only the dissenters who talked about the real world impact.

Chief Justice John Roberts takes the bench. He's been trying to get rid of

race-conscious admissions for so long and he announces that the time has come.

He goes through all the problems and prior decisions in how the Equal Protection

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